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Legal streams for 2012 TV hits

January 26, 2013

Business, Media

ABC, aggregation services, amazon, Amazon VOD, Amazon.com, American Broadcasting Company, Apple, Cable TV, CBS, CBS Hawaii, Comcast, Desperate housewives, Disney, Fox, Fox Broadcasting Company, Hulu, Internet television, internet-enabled television, iTunes, NBC, netflix, Nielsen ratings, online service, online streaming services, pay-per-view services, Steve Jobs, streaming, Studio Number, Subscription services, television, Terminology, Video, video on demand, Web 2.0, Xfinity, Yes

Can you legally catch up online on last year’s hit TV shows?

When live broadcast isn’t

July 28, 2012

advertising revenue, amazon, cellular telephone, Comcast, ESPN, Facebook, Hulu, information travel, Jon Stewart, London, London Olympics, Media, media world, mobile devices, MSNBC, National Broadcasting Company, NBC, NBC Sports, NBC Universal, netflix, Olympics on NBC, Olympics on television, Olympics on United States television, online offerings, RCA, social media, social media coverage, social media darling, Social Networks, Subscription services, television, Television in the United States, Television network, the 2010 soccer world cup, The Daily Show, the day AFTER, the NBC news, the Olympic games, The Olympics, the summer games, Twitter, United States, USA Network Sports, Vancouver

US broadcaster fumbles on olympics, teaches lessons.

Broadband Monopoly

No more monopolies

June 9, 2012

Access, Altavista, amazon, Amazon.com, Android, AOL, Apple, Apple Inc., Barnes & Noble, Bing, Cloud clients, Comcast, Danger, Danger sidekick phone, device, eBay, Entertainment, ereader devices, Facebook, Google, HBO, HP, Hulu, in-app payment systems, information, Internet search engines, iPhone, ITunes Store, kindle, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, monopoly, MySpace, netflix, Nokia, online presence, online space, online store, Paypal, Pinterest, Real Networks, Search, single player to control all areas, smartphones, social, social networking space, transaction, Twitter, Wal-Mart, Web 2.0, Windows Player, wireless phone ones, World Wide Web, Yahoo, YouTube

Why monopolies may no longer exist in the online space.

TV 2.0

February 19, 2012

advertising-supported ones, Blockbuster LLC, Cable TV, Comcast, Commerce, copyright law, digital media, Digital television, Film, Hollywood, Hulu, Internet Access, Internet broadcasting, Internet television, internet video, IPTV, Margin Call, Mass media, media industry, Movie theater, Movies, National Football League, netflix, online streaming, Oscar, patent law, release windows, sound systems, streaming, TV, Video, video on demand, YouTube

With the data now behind us, looking at new ways in which Hollywood could treat online.

No live TV streams: Here’s why?

November 6, 2011

Business, Media

ABC, AT&T, BET Viacom, Bright House Networks, Broadcasting, cable networks, Cable television, Cable television in the United States, Cable TV, Cablevision, Cablevision Systems Corporation, CBS, CNN, Comcast, Comcast Corporation, Cox, Discovery Communications, Disney 2 Nickelodeon Viacom 3 TNT Time-Warner 4, Disney Channel, Economy of the United States, Entertainment, ESPN, France, Google, Google Inc., Hearst, Hulu, internet live streaming, Internet protocols, internet service, Internet television, IPTV, Mass media, MTV, NBC, NBC Universal, netflix, News Corp., News Corporation, Nickelodeon, online brokerage accounts, online streaming, online travel booking, satellite TV, Scripps Networks, station Total, television, Television in the United States, Time-Warner, TNT, United States, Verizon, Viacom, video on demand, VOIP

Why internet TV live streaming has not yet become a reality.

Points of Internet Control

Internet Lockdown

May 30, 2010

Politics, Technology

app store, Apple Inc., censorship, Comcast, digital media, Facebook, Federal Communications Commission, Google, GSM, Internet functionality, Internet Lockdown While, iPhone, Media technology, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Mobile commerce, mobile devices, Mobile phone, mobile phones, Mobile telecommunications, New media, search engine, Smartphone, smartphones, Telecommunication, United States, US government, US Supreme Court

I examine the new points of lockdown to Internet access.

Apple GSM

Apple Aims for the Living Room

September 12, 2006

Business, Media, Technology

ABC, advertising revenue, advertising sponsorship, advertising-supported cable, American Idol, Apple, Apple Inc., Apple TV, BlueRay technology, broadcast networks, Cable TV, CBS, Comcast, Digital rights management, Disney, Ethernet, FairPlay, FairPlay DRM, HBO, Home theater PC, interactive TV, iOS, iPod, iTunes, iTV, Macintosh, media center, media distribution, media extender, media universe, media world, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, National Football League, NBC, News Corp., Pixar, PS3, Reorganization, Sony, Steve Jobs, The Walt Disney Company, Tim-Warner, United Kingdom, Windows XP, Windows XP Media Center, Zune

Apple launches a frontal attack on your living room.

MS-DOJ Talks Falter: So What?

April 2, 2000

Business, Politics, Technology

ActiveX, Akamai, America Online, AOL, Apache, Apache server, API, AT&T, being a pure software company, Browser, cellular telephone, christmas, Comcast, Concetric Networks, DOJ, dominant player, Funding, Human–computer interaction, Hypertext, Internet areas, Internet Explorer, Internet industry, Internet space, Internet stuff, Internet suite, Jackson, Judge, Linux, Macintosh, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, MSN, MSN TV, Netscape, online service, operating system, operating systems, Oracle, OS, Posner, pure software, Qwest, Search, search engine, server-end operating systems, Solaris, Time-Warner, Tut Systems, United States, United States v. Microsoft, US government, weak Internet, web browser, WebTV, Windows NT, wireless end, Yahoo

Microsoft and the Department of Justice fail to come to an agreement, insuring that Microsoft will be seen as a monopoly.

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